Marshall Scott, son of Andrew Jackson Fowle and Abigail Melissa Taylor, beloved husband of Edith Hallet Folsom (married 19 Jul 1886) and father of Harold Scott, Leneda Gladys, Forrest Fernwood, and Wallace Fremont (Fowle) Lowell see Find A Grave #120722516. Marshall died at 43 years of age, 5 years after his young wife, leaving four young orphan children.
Marshall Scott was a fisherman according to the 1880 US Federal Census, and a Sailmaker in the 1900 Census.
My maternal grandmother, Leneda spoke lovingly of her parents and of the deep sadness of loosing them at such a young age. She spoke of the closeness of she and her brothers. Marshall and Edith left a remarkable legacy through their wonderful children. Rest in peace beloved ancestors!
Marshall Scott was a fisherman according to the 1880 US Federal Census, and a Sailmaker in the 1900 Census.
My maternal grandmother, Leneda spoke lovingly of her parents and of the deep sadness of loosing them at such a young age. She spoke of the closeness of she and her brothers. Marshall and Edith left a remarkable legacy through their wonderful children. Rest in peace beloved ancestors!
Marshall Scott, son of Andrew Jackson Fowle and Abigail Melissa Taylor, beloved husband of Edith Hallet Folsom (married 19 Jul 1886) and father of Harold Scott, Leneda Gladys, Forrest Fernwood, and Wallace Fremont (Fowle) Lowell see Find A Grave #120722516. Marshall died at 43 years of age, 5 years after his young wife, leaving four young orphan children.
Marshall Scott was a fisherman according to the 1880 US Federal Census, and a Sailmaker in the 1900 Census.
My maternal grandmother, Leneda spoke lovingly of her parents and of the deep sadness of loosing them at such a young age. She spoke of the closeness of she and her brothers. Marshall and Edith left a remarkable legacy through their wonderful children. Rest in peace beloved ancestors!
Marshall Scott was a fisherman according to the 1880 US Federal Census, and a Sailmaker in the 1900 Census.
My maternal grandmother, Leneda spoke lovingly of her parents and of the deep sadness of loosing them at such a young age. She spoke of the closeness of she and her brothers. Marshall and Edith left a remarkable legacy through their wonderful children. Rest in peace beloved ancestors!
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